Connecticut Post - 2018-10-10

• Reinventin­g the wheel
• Suit on magnet, charter limits tossed
• Lumaj gave campaign funds to charity based in his office
• Wheezin’ season? Blame mold
• PIERCING, POINTY PINEAPPLES PULLED
• Police say murder victim asked to die
• State sends $389,000 to Ansonia to improve route to train station
• Campaigns launch advertisin­g airwars
• 4 firms in running to consult panel
• St. Mary-St. Michael, Irving students to learn to walk safely
• Stolen car chase ends in 5 arrests
• Proposed measure would boost federal storm aid
• Senior community to get upgrades
• Duracell files suit over property assessment
• Google unveils phones to close Apple gap
• Tech gains not enough as markets decline
• John E. Spyrou
• Ralph C. DeSanti, Sr.
• Giorgio Fernando Coca
• Dorothy Knapp Cennamo
• Adaline M. Kuser
• UN’s Haley resigns in latest Trump shake-up
• Compact on guns can work
• What lies beneath may just be leaking
• Hurtful descriptio­ns
• Democrats should recognize progress
• Second-half surge
• Smith looks like the veteran goalie Sound Tigers were hoping for
• Connecticu­t Open’s future in doubt as it seek’s a title sponsor
• Cadets ground Falcons
• Darien’s Brian Keating is living the dream at UConn
• UConn to play Baylor, Virginia next season
• Pomperaug shuts out Joel Barlow
• Jaguars sign RB Jamaal Charles
• Patriots prepping for big challenge in KC’s Mahomes
• Giants believe breakout is near despite their 1-4 record
• Diet not likely cause of kidney cysts
• Some readers regret not having kids
• HOROSCOPE
• The Gospel meets the needs for man’s will, moral nature

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